specifically CUSN6 and CUSN8, often used for sliding bearings. These alloys are known for their high strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent wear properties, especially in heavy-duty applications.
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CUSN6 and CUSN8 are common grades of tin-bronze with different tin contents, which affect the alloy’s mechanical properties.
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CUSN6 (about 6% tin) is generally used in applications that require good wear resistance, strength, and moderate corrosion resistance.
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CUSN8 (around 8% tin) has a higher tin content, which typically provides better wear resistance and corrosion resistance than CUSN6.
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CW453K is the European standard designation for a specific phosphor bronze alloy, which is very similar in composition to the CUSN6 and CUSN8 types. It’s also used in a range of applications, including bearings, where low friction and durability are key.
The 090 & 092 could be part of specific designations or standards for the sliding bearings, but without further context, they might refer to specific bearing series or dimensions within a manufacturer’s catalog.
